The Future Died Yesterday

by Tension Span

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minusoneman2 To me Post Punk is best when there still is PUNK in there as driving force. So this is just perfect. TS are dark, wicked, dystopian, bleak, biting and catchy at the same time. A perfect soundtrack to times of permanent crisis. Sex Pistols meet Killing Joke in a mental hospital. Favorite track: Problem People.

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	1.	Prologue 00:40
	2.	Cracked Society 02:40
	3.	The Future Died Yesterday 04:48
	4.	The Crate Song 02:52
	5.	Filaments 06:01
	6.	Ventilator 02:49
	7.	Covered in His Blood 02:58
	8.	Problem People 02:43
	9.	Trepidation 04:23
	10.	I Have To Smile 04:59
	11.	Human Scrapyard 03:05
	12.	I Can't Stop This Process 03:13
	13.	Didn't See It Coming 03:45

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Using the musical language of their past, the dark punk of their early bands (Christ on Parade, Neurosis, Dystopia, and Asunder) Tension Span brings a new band and a new album to Neurot Recordings that sounds both urgent and personal, speaking truth to the bleak realities of today’s socio-political collapse and the angst and identity crisis it brings. Somehow within the fabric of these themes of stress and fear and rage, there is a feeling of underlying hope, that there is something beautiful in the struggle. Recorded during the isolation of Covid, Noah Landis, Matt Parrillo, and Geoff Evans crafted “The Future Died Yesterday”, an album that sounds both varied and cohesive, combining musical and emotional heaviness with melody, samples, and synth. Sonically unique and riveting.

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released September 30, 2022

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Tension Span Oakland, California

Pandemic born punk collaboration based out of the East Bay.

- Photo by our dear friend, the brilliant Jorin Bukosky, @redlionphotos (IG)

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